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55 Chineway Gardens, Ottery St. Mary EX11 1JH, UK
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1
Receptions: 2
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Last Sold: SEP 2022
Price: £450000
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Dunford Brown Residential Agent Valuation of this property is £450,000
This four-bed detached property in desirable Ottery St Mary is well designed for modern living. It features a striking, well-fitted kitchen designed with an eye for detail; a good-sized Livingroom with a balcony overlooking the garden and four bedrooms split over two floors. Located in the catchment of The King’s School, Ottery, the town is historic and charming, has excellent provision of local amenities and is well connected to both the beauty of rural and costal Devon and Exeter and the major routes out of the county. The property is ideal for those looking for a well-designed, modern home in a sought-after rural town.
Walk Through
This four-bedroom property is split across three floors. The front door opens onto a hallway on the first floor of the property. To the right of the hall, stairs lead down to the kitchen-dining room and the outside space whilst, straight ahead is a spacious living room with stairs to the three upper floor bedrooms and family bathroom. There is a final bedroom on the first floor, to the left of the hall and a first-floor WC.
To start the tour on the ground floor, we turn right from the entrance hallway down a turning stairway that opens onto an immediately striking cooking and entertaining space. The room is designed with a clear attention to detail. The cream gloss units contrast beautifully with the dark porcelain gloss tiled floors and quartz worktops of both the island and sink areas. The kitchen is well-equipped and modern, fitted with a range of integrated smeg appliances. These include dishwasher and washing machine; two fan ovens, larder fridge, frost-free freezer, and combination microwave: There is even an integrated coffee machine and a ceramic hob (with an impressive Falmec extractor fan).
The lights are recessed, with additional kickboard and under-cabinet lighting by the sink, and the dining area has plenty of room for a six-seater dinner table. There is also under stairs storage in the kitchen and fitted larder cupboards. Bi-fold doors open onto the rear garden, bringing natural light into the room.
Heading back up to the first-floor hallway and into the living room reveals a good-sized room well-lit with natural light from a triple window to the front of the house and a double door and single window to the rear. The room has plenty of space and currently houses a five-seater L-shaped sofa, a two-seater sofa and an arm chair more to spare. In the centre of the room is a cream fire place and, to the rear, double doors open onto a balcony that overlooks the garden and trees beyond.
Stairs lead from the back of the living room up to the second floor. Here, a landing joins the three bedrooms each with built in wardrobes and the family bathroom with separate shower cubicle. The fourth bedroom, also with built in storage, is located on the first floor.
Outside, the fenced, low-maintenance rear garden looks out over adjacent trees and comprises a near-house granite-slab patio, a slate-chipped central area and raised beds. There is side access to the garden down both sides of the property. There is an outside tap and external plug socket.
The property is on mains water, electricity and drainage. It has gas central heating and UPVC double glazing. The drive offers parking for several vehicles.
Situation
Ottery is a picturesque market town nestled in the beautiful Otter valley. It has great local amenities, including a good-sized Sainsburys, several independent shops, pubs, restaurants and coffee shops. It is home to its own leisure centre, primary school and the Ofsted outstanding-rated “The King’s School” (secondary school).
A historic Devonshire settlement (mentioned in the Domesday book!) the parish church of St Mary in the centre of the town was founded in the 1300s and designed to look like a smaller version of Exeter Cathedral. Ottery is very much alive with a great deal of community activity and its own local customs (such as Ottery carnival, the (in)famous tar barrel rolling … and Pixie Day!).
Ottery is ideally situated for rural life, country walks are available through the otter valley, and the sw coast at Sidmouth is 7 miles away.
Despite its rural position, the A30 is 3 miles drive and provides direct links to Exeter (12 miles) and the M5 (9 miles) to the west and Honiton (c. 5 miles) and the A30/A303 link to London to the east. Feniton and Whimple (both c. 3 miles) provide train links to Exeter and London Waterloo and Exeter International Airport is an 8 mile drive and Bristol International Airport can be easily accessed via the M5.
